St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-09-06

placed Mt SIC, 900 and the incorporates are
j. Il. DodswOrth, w. w. Plnney, X e. Kes
tie, A. c. j. Goodenow and d. A. McLarty. all
CT Granite Falls.
resigned. His successor is j. f. Kerker.
At the Westminster Presbyterian church
, III West st. Paul, twenty -four persons united
with the church on Sunday last. -.
County Auditor Kahn has begun work
upon his tax list for 1897. IL Will tforS
him recreation for about four months. m
To-day is the last day that discount win bal
allowed by the water board on high service
DIS. About 300 bills have been paid. There
are about 900 delnquents left y
The October term of the supreme court,
Promises to be more than usually crowded
More than one hundred eases are already on
file and more are coming in every day. Iii .
The board of public works had no meeting
yesterday for lack of quorum and ind,;
Journed all business to Thurs day AFTERNOON,
Gen. Barrett is away on leave of absence
and Inspector Quinby is i'll.
The Northern Fresh Fish company fled
articles OF incorporation with the register of
deeds. Its capital stock is $4,000, and in
corporators Michael Il. Kalmbach HUlA.
Harken and Charles McAllister, all of Mime.
apoliS. IN -
HPlans have been submitted 10 the boa:d of,
corrections and charities for enlarging the
Jail of st. Louis county Mt Duluth. A meet
ing of the board will be called this week. as
immediate action is requested. The object
is to double the present capacity of the JAIL
A proclamation has been issued by Mayor
Smith, ordering the closing of all the city
offices to-day, in order to give city employees
an opportunity to visit the Exposition at
Minneapolis. This is the day designated by
the Exposition managers as st. Paul Day
The report of the Duluth Telephone COM
pany was filed with Auditor Braden yeSter-
day. 1t shows that the gross receipts were
SlO,6OO; that 81, 96S was paid to the Bell
Telephone company as royalty that PIP tele-
phones are in use, and that the taxes at 2
per cent. amount to S152.64.
The Seventh street museum was crowded
last night, notwithstanding the inclemencv
of the weather. The chief feature is the
tatooed lady, Mile Aimee, who is really
wonderful specimen of the art of tatooing
In the theater two strong specially shows are
presented. The same bill runs the week.
II. Cant write to the GLOBE that an injustice
is done him in the story Mrs. Burns told
GLOBE reporter of Minnie Skully's trip up
the country. Mr.. Cant says he never had any
acquaintance with the girl, and did not know
where she lived until after the publication of
Mrs. Burnes' statement in the GLOBE Sunday.
Lieut.. Gov. Rice was yesterday appointed
to represent Gov McGill at the centennial
celebration of the adoption of the constitu-
ton, to be held in Philadelphia Sept. Is, 16
and II. EX-Goy. Ramsey was sometime ago
appointed the commissioner for Minnesota
to assist in making arrangements for the Gel
ebration.
George Hulstine, a weak minded burglar
who broke into the residence of Mrs. William
Fray and appropriated number of articles
OF wearing apparel, was sentenced to the
Workhouse for sixty days by Judge Cory.
Ester Lasky, an aged female yagrant, was
sent out thirty days for stealing dog from q
deaf mute.
Lack OF a quorum prevented a meeting of
the court house commission yesterday, so ad-
journment was taken until Wednesday. The
commission Is employing experts to examine
the steam fitting bid of Mr.. Niepel, and the
work to be done and their report with the
contract will be referred to the joint meeting
OF the council and county commissioners.
Louis Teske and Fannan Radunke, 1.-TWO
BohemiarS, entered saloon on Fairfield
avenue last night, and while the bartender
was down in the cellar rolled off a keg of
beer and took several boxes of cigars from
the show case. They were conveying the
booty to their home on the flats when Officer
Ruffner arrested them.
b. w. Armstrong, Gus Limberg and the
other officials of the Office of clerk of courts;
devoted the whole of their time yesterday to
the pensioners of the county. There are
between 400 and 45O pensioners in this
county to be paid off every month, the pen
sions running all the way from 81 to Scope
month. They are the old vets of the war
and the widows and orphans of deceased
soldiers who fought for the Union. ,E-
Andrew Stevenson was arrested on East
the Ducas street station, charged with being
drunk and disorderly. He went to the open
window of a residence where a young siady
sat playing the piano, and, grasping her arm,
ordered her to stop. He said he couldn't
stand that kind of music.